Experimental studio has designed a house in exposed concrete where a regular matrix is interrupted by sculptural staircases and large cantilevered terraces project out into nature.
Stefano R. Pansera, director of Bangkok’s Kunsthalle and Khao Yai Art Forest, shares the story behind the creation of Thailand’s two newest artistic landmarks, which have gained worldwide attention.
New openings, urban redevelopment projects and iconic places coming back to life: discover ten destinations to mark in your agenda for Design Week 2025, embracing creativity, innovation and new trends in Milanese living.
There is a new generation of designers and urban planners in Japan that emerged after Fukushima and the earthquake of 2011: they are currently attending the Theatre of Architecture in Mendrisio.
On April 1, the De Montel Thermal Baths will open to the public after three years of works involving the architectural restoration of the 1920s complex designed by Paolo Vietti Violi.
Bofill Taller de Arquitectura overlays a pixelated geometric pattern on the landscape of the Albanian Riviera of Dhërmi, re-proposing with the Red Sol Resort the suggestions of the Muralla Roja.
Oblique has transformed an old office into an apartment where movable partitions and interwoven perspectives extend the physical boundaries of the space, stimulating hybrid and creative uses.
Studio Kaai 7 transformed a dentist's office into a home through a renovation and extension project that scrupulously (and playfully) reaffirmed the brutalist character of the spaces.
Marco Menghi's photographs explore the Armenian capital, where architecture is an articulate iconographic syntax combining Soviet language and a dense repertoire of handcrafted details, ennobled by the use of local materials.
To make a historic municipal building accessible, Bak Gordon and RM Arquitectura created an intimate and mysterious public space, protected by the warm tones of plastered walls and vegetation.
Portlantis is both a building and a “storytelling machine”: the Dutch studio plays at home with the new experience center of Europe’s largest port, a place that appears as a gigantic paradox.
Art sets the pace and architecture follows
Frederic Migayrou, curator of the exhibition “Aerodream” at the Centre Pompidou-Metz, tells us the aesthetic and social evolution of these majestic inflatable structures, from Second World War until today.
We rediscover from our archive the contemporary icons that the architect had the students of the Politecnico di Milano “review” in “Lezioni di Piano”, a six-part series broadcast on Italian national television.
The design by studio OODA gets a brutalist-flavored concrete volume floating on a transparent band of glass and wood, embracing a small hillside to create a private oasis in harmony with the landscape.
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